The Witcher in the Game

The writing, plot, and rhythm are all very good, and the stitching is very appropriate. The biggest problem is the character setting. The oriental flavor in the book is too strong, and the image of the political commissar is even more distorted and extreme. This thing is not a political commissar at all, and the author does not understand the true meaning of a political commissar at all. Either the filter is too tight or he has never come into contact with a real person. Every time I see this aspect, the description is not good, and even the political commissar in 40k does not have this image.

Although there are some typos, it does not affect viewing. It's also a book I've read several times.

The plot is very attractive, and I often can't stop watching it. It would be better if it could be divided into more volumes.